Asp .net with n-tiers

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  13 years ago

  by TheMajor

  aHmeD eL-kiLaNi

  Alex, Egypt

  Joined 14 years ago

  Hello,

  I am working for my company in a new HRM Project, the project is a web application and is for managing human resources and payrolls, it has over than 100 database tables.

  Can anyone suggest me th best performance and time-saving design model that i may use to reduce time and increase performace as possible.

  3-tier models are good and very suitable for maintainance.

  Looking at those articles:
  http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/ModelViewPresenter.asp
  http://www.codeproject.com/cs/design/WebFormsASPdotNET.asp

  I think those are well designed but, it increases the complexity and i do not think it increases the performance.

  Looking at the following :
  http://msdn.microsoft.com/webclientfactory

  Using typed datasets as data-access layer reduces a lot of time, and i think this concept is pretty organised.

  -Comparing the preceding concepts: Typed datasets are easy to use but not suitable with big projects for its performace leak.
  -Big complexity does nothing for performance.
  -NHibernate consumes a lot of server memory used for the session.

  The previous notes-what i think about (Maybe i am wrong)- makes me confused to choose the best way to use, i really want to organise my work and makes it ideal and standard.

  So please, any one suggest me what the best should i do for a big web application that will be hosted on a shared hosting.

  Thanks in advance

   

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